István Türr Bridge, Road-rail bridge in Hungary
The István Türr Bridge spans the Sugovica river in Baja, connecting travelers by both rail and road.
Opened in 1908, the bridge is named after Hungarian soldier and engineer István Türr.
It represents an important transportation connection within Baja and to other parts of Hungary.
Vital for local traffic, it facilitates the movement across the river without lengthy detours.
A notable structure for its dual-purpose design serving both trains and automobiles.
Location: Baja
Inception: 1908
Length: 582 m
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